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I actually like to ask my kids what they want to be when they grow up. I think it promotes imagination. It was fun to see how their choices changed over the years. I might have to pay for some extensive counseling because it’s now listed as one of the top 10 worst questions you can ask your kids. Ooops.
*Experts* suggest we ask our children instead, What problems do you want to solve?
There is always room for growth and expanding how we think! I’m a big proponent of when we know better, we do better. I’ll see if I can improve for grandchildren…
Maybe their ideal job hasn’t been invented yet.
Apparently, you can’t really be a super hero. (I might argue with this one)
I’m more than *just* a teacher – in fact, that was quite a difficult lesson when my contract was not renewed in 2019. Placing all our identities into a career might not be ideal. Work is what we do, not who we are.
It’s ok to have more than one career. Brainstorm MANY interests and possibilities!
To help you with these discussions in your home I have created a FREE PRINTABLE.
These discussions are great when celebrating
The New Year – January 1st
Presidents Day in February
or
LABOR DAY, the first Monday in September
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